Nikolas83
Junior Member level 2

Hello again..
I want to make an exercise in the Matlab that you could put matrices in a array at this part of exercise I found with the solution with the command reshape, but also i want to become the inversion process of the command reshape.. .that i mean is..
i have 2 matrices A=[4 5 ;9 5], B=[4 5 6; 3 7 9]
r = [reshape(A,1,[]) reshape(B,1,[])]; %with the command reshape it become to
r=[4 5 9 5 4 5 6 3 7 9]..
That i want to find is..
the matrices r it goes one step before with command..
an 're-born' the 2 initial matrices A,B
Thanks for your time which spend to read it..
I want to make an exercise in the Matlab that you could put matrices in a array at this part of exercise I found with the solution with the command reshape, but also i want to become the inversion process of the command reshape.. .that i mean is..
i have 2 matrices A=[4 5 ;9 5], B=[4 5 6; 3 7 9]
r = [reshape(A,1,[]) reshape(B,1,[])]; %with the command reshape it become to
r=[4 5 9 5 4 5 6 3 7 9]..
That i want to find is..
the matrices r it goes one step before with command..
an 're-born' the 2 initial matrices A,B
Thanks for your time which spend to read it..